Himalaya Tulasi 60 tablets

Himalaya Tulasi - 60 tablets with holy basil extract

Himalaya Tulasi are tablets with holy basil extract, known as Ocimum sanctum, called tulasi or tulsi in India. Each tablet contains 250 mg of extract from the aerial parts of the plant.

There are 60 tablets in the bottle. Following the manufacturer’s scheme, one or two tablets twice a day, the packaging lasts for 15 to 30 days.

Holy basil, whole herb

Holy basil is a relative of the basil known from the kitchen, but a separate species with a different aroma. The extract is made from the aerial parts, that is, from the whole herb, not just the leaves. When comparing tulsi preparations, check first what raw material they are made from.

What do you get?

• A bottle with 60 tablets in a cardboard box
• 250 mg of holy basil extract in each tablet
• A supply for 15 to 30 days, depending on the chosen portion

Ingredients

• Extract from the aerial parts of holy basil (Ocimum sanctum), 250 mg in each tablet
• 100% vegetarian formula
• Without sugar, artificial colors, artificial flavors, and preservatives

Two tablets provide 500 mg of extract, and four 1000 mg. You count the portion simply by the number of pieces.

Dosage

• Take one or two tablets twice a day
• You can also follow a scheme established with your doctor
• Do not exceed four tablets a day
• If pregnant, breastfeeding, or in conditions requiring special medical care, consult your doctor first

For whom

• You are looking for holy basil in the form of an extract from the herb, enclosed in a tablet
• You prefer a preparation with a single plant raw material over herbal mixtures
• You know tulsi from Ayurvedic tradition
• You want to choose your portion from two to four tablets a day

Specification

Variants and category

Other preparations inspired by Ayurveda, single herbs, and mixtures can be found in the Ayurveda category.

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Frequently asked questions

From which part of the plant does the extract come?

From the aerial parts of holy basil, Ocimum sanctum. The manufacturer states in the composition that the extract is from the aerial parts of tulasi, 250 mg in each tablet, and describes the formula as 100% vegetarian. Two tablets provide 500 mg of extract, and four, which is the largest daily portion, 1000 mg of extract.

How to take the tablets?

The manufacturer recommends one or two tablets twice a day or a scheme established with a doctor. The daily portion is therefore from two to four tablets, and the packaging of 60 pieces lasts for 15 to 30 days. Do not exceed four tablets a day, and if you take medications regularly, ask your doctor about the herbal preparation.

Are the tablets vegetarian?

Yes, the manufacturer describes the formula as 100% vegetarian. It also declares that the tablets are made without sugar, artificial colors, artificial flavors, and preservatives. If you are buying on a vegan diet, check the list on the packaging to ensure there are no animal-derived ingredients among the excipients.

Who should consult a doctor before the first tablet?

The manufacturer requests a consultation with a doctor before starting use during pregnancy, breastfeeding, and in conditions that require special medical care. It is also advisable to have the same conversation if you take medications regularly or other herbal preparations. Keep the packaging out of reach of children.

Safety and storage

Do not exceed the portion indicated by the manufacturer, which is two tablets twice a day.

If pregnant, breastfeeding, or in conditions requiring special medical care, consult your doctor before use. If you take medications regularly, ask your doctor before the first tablet.

Avoid specific allergens? Check the full list of ingredients on the packaging before purchase.

Store the packaging out of reach of children.